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Autumn concert

Posted by Danny Deveau

A clarinetist from Venezuela and a Moncton pianist join forces for a classical music concert with the accent on autumnal music.

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Going it alone

Posted by Danny Deveau

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Dan Noel offers financial advice to a single parent.

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Showing the way

Posted by Danny Deveau

The CEO of Kingston General Hospital heads to N.B. to explain how it's turned patients into health-care partners.

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Balletic return

Posted by Danny Deveau

Atlantic Ballet Theatre's "Ghosts of Violence" returns to the stage.

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UdeM's golden handshake

Posted by Danny Deveau

A student representative weighs in on former president Yvon Fontaine's retirement package.

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Warden testifies

Posted by Danny Deveau

National reporter Lorenda Reddekopp on the latest testimony at the inquest into Ashley Smith's death.

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Fracking face-off

Posted by Danny Deveau

Elsipogtog serves SWN Resources Canada with an eviction notice.

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Mystery glow

Posted by Danny Deveau

There's a mystery at Hopewell Rocks. NASA is helping to get to the bottom of peculiar glow in the sky captured on video one night by Kevin Snair.

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Shale stand-off

Posted by Danny Deveau

CBC reporter Jennifer Choi reports on the latest confrontation between protesters, SWN Resources and the province.

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The question is academic

Posted by Danny Deveau

For two decades Louis LaPierre was the go-to expert for governments wanting an environmental review. But was he doing the basic scientific research expected of a professor? Jacques Poitras has that story.

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